Sentence examples for classification of factors from inspiring English sources

After a classification of factors that influence tolerance has been made, some key attributes for collecting knowledge cases are studied through fuzzy representation and processing.

In the light of the results from this study and from the previous studies (Baum and Offiner 2008 Gregory 2008;Sandvik 2008;Meisel 2010 Thagard and Findlay 2009;Allmon 2011 Wiles and Alter, 2011) an integrated classification of factors that might influence evolution acceptance has been presented in Table 7.

This classification of factors is inspired from other studies.

The following section describes the classification of factors examined in the present study.

According to the ICD-9-CM classification [ 18], the most common causes for resource use were represented by programmed hospital admissions and control visits, which were included in the category 'supplementary classification of factors influencing health status and contact with health services'.

If no ILI codes were used for the visit, the code closest to an infectious respiratory diagnosis was used; we gave priority to infectious disease or respiratory codes first, to general symptoms second, to other diagnoses third, and "V codes" (supplementary classification of factors influencing health status and contact with health services) last.

Moreover, the rigorous process employed for coding the contributory factors and developing the classification of these factors means that the resulting framework has a strong evidence base.

Regarding the classification of risk factors, parity was considered a non-modifiable factor in the work of Barnes et al., but was assessed as a modifiable factor in this study.

Domain-based classification of transcription factors in the MPSS dataset was performed using the list of 790 transcription factors studied by Kong et al. [ 28] [see Additional File 4].

Precipitating factors for suicide attempts were classified in accordance with the items used for the classification of precipitating factors for suicides by the NPA's 2010 suicide statistics (Table  1) [ 6].

A detailed classification of environmental factors was first introduced in the ICF and currently a classification does not exist for personal factors.